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This poem found its home in issue 73 of The Interpeter's House

Three Lies and One Truth About a Banana

THREE LIES AND ONE TRUTH ABOUT A BANANA after Henry Normal It’s a telephone and someone is ringing for you. It’s a smile. It’s a sad mouth. I do not love bananas, but I do love you. I have included this poem here in case anyone wishes to borrow it for someone they love. I enjoyed writing it for National Poetry Day 2019. The theme was Truth and I wrote it in response to a poem by Henry Normal that was shared in the resource section on the National Poetry Day website. You can find Henry Normal's poem, Three Lies and One Truth about the Moon, by clicking here.